Jewelry is one of the easiest ways to transform an otherwise boring outfit. Jewelry is also one of the hardest things to organize. Chains get tangled, earrings get separated, and it’s easy to forget what you have.
Thankfully there is an easy and inexpensive solution: velvet jewelry trays.
The velvet lining is key – it stops your jewelry from sliding around and getting tangled, misplaced, and damaged.
{Wolf Jewelry Trays and Inserts}
These trays are also great because they are stackable. If you’re like me, and own a lot of statement necklaces, you will need several (okay more than several) trays. To help you quickly find the tray you are looking for place a label on the side of each tray, which identifies the contents of the tray.
{Manhattan Wardrobe Supply Jewelry Boxes}
Once you start using these velvet jewelry trays, you will wonder how you ever lived without them!
I would love to have my jewelry organized like you do. I love have you have a place to put your necklaces. My grandmother gave me a beautiful necklace to wear on my wedding day, and now it just sits in a drawer. If I had a case like this, I would have somewhere to keep it safe!
You should buy it! You will love it and it’s really not too expensive!! xx yael
This is such a great idea for jewellery storage, thank you for sharing!
P.S. The statement necklaces featured are beautiful, do you know where I could find similar ones?
Hi Hannah!
I’m so happy that you found this post helpful! The statement necklaces in this post are by Ranjana Khan and Gemma Redux, however I purchased both of them awhile back. I wrote another post on statement necklaces and at the end of the post I list a lot of places where you can find great statement necklaces. Here is the link to the post! http://www.yaelsteren.com/must-have-statement-necklaces/ Good luck with your search!
Thanks, Yael! We are in the process of designing a master closet and this is exactly what I was looking for for my jewelry. A great idea, and a great product recommendation!
My pleasure! Glad to hear that my post was helpful and good luck with your closet!